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Checksheet
probonopd edited this page May 10, 2020
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This checksheet should help in testing a system in determining whether it meets our design goals.
By default (= the user may be able to change this),...
- the system does not print techno-bubble on the screen
- an average Mac user immediately feels at home (even though the system may be simpler and have other differences)
- the user does not need any logins nor passwords
- media files can be played out of the box
- devices on the network are automatically discovered
- keyboard language, timezone, and system language are set automatically or with minimal effort
- the user does not need a package manager
- the system can run the apps from https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit/wiki/Libre-Graphics-Suite using binaries provided directly by the authors
- all "system administration" can easily be accomplished in the file manager
- fonts look good
- system administrators dislike the system because there is nothing to see or do here ;-)
Look and feel:
- Icons on the desktop are ordered on the right-hand side and visually clearly accented
- Start menu merged with current Alt-F2 functionality and invoked with Alt-Spacebar
- Menubar at the top of the screen, ideally we move the application menus up there (like Ubuntu Unity could do)
- What is currently in the bottom right of the screen moves to the upper right
- Clock in the upper right
- Default (OK) buttons on the right in dialog boxes
- Zeroconf everywhere (e.g., show servers in the file manager)
- Keyboard shortcuts: Alt key for commands, Alt-W to close things
- Window close/minimize/maximize at the left-hand side of the title bar
Feel free to add.